Lecture 2 case history Flashcards

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What is a patients consitituion?

A

how they generally feels, fever, well, achy

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T/F you want to review the 10 body systems with the patient

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3
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To record follow up case history and problem focused history use SOAP-what does it stand for

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subjective-chief complaint
objective-exam observations and findings
assesment, diagnosis
plan, treatment

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4
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tentaive diagnosis with rings around lights/streaks from light

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corneal swelling, dirty contacts, cataracts, dry eyes,

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5
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If a shadow occurs around letters most likely (myopia/astigmatism/cataracts/hyperopia)

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cataracts, astigmatism

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T/Fwhen a pt sees flashes of lights its called photopsia

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7
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When a pt sees floaters , you want to as them what?

A

recent onset or longstanding
changes in shape/size/frequency
-associated with flashes

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8
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T/f if pt has longstanding unchaned floaters it is less concerning

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9
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T/F new onset, changing or assiated with flashes may make retinal exam a priority

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10
Q

If diploplia is monocular what are the possible problems?

(retinal/optical/vergence/neurological )-pick two

A

optical or retinal

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11
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If diploplia is binocular what are the possible problems?

(retinal/optical/vergence/neurological )-pick two

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vergence, neurologic

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12
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When words blur after 10+20 minutes of new work and are blurry at distance and feel strained after near work describes (accommodative dysfunction/myopia/hyperopia)

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accommodative dysfunction

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13
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  • Double vision at night
  • Double vision when reading
  • Discomfort around eyes
  • Word run together or move when reading
  • Skipping lines or losing place when reading
A

binocular dysfucniton/vergence dysfunciton

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14
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Vague eye discomfort arising from use of the eyes may consist of eyestrain, headach, and or browache desribes :
(astigmatism/asthenopia/aspirate)

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asthenopia

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15
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Abnormal sensitivity to light
Usually associated with infection /trauma
descibes (ashthenopia/photophobia/ocular discomfort)

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photophobia

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16
Q

-_____can have a multitude of causes
Related/unrelated causes
Take all complaints of ____ very seriously
Explore possible reasons for the ____ in the ____history
(fill in blank with the same word for all)

A

headache

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17
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Refer/consult
Visual Field exam
Neuro- exam
–ALL are test strategy for ?

A

headaches

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18
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Testing Strategy for (photophobia/accomodation)
Dry eye evaluation
Careful evaluation for uveitis

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photophobia

19
Q

Testing Strategy for (accommodative dysfunciton/myopia/hyperiopia)
Visual Efficiency Evaluation work up for patient <35y
Near work/presbyopia work up for patient over 35y

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accommodative dysfunction

20
Q

T/F case history only happens at the very beginning of an exam

A

F Case history continues throughout the exam

21
Q
  • Computer Users
  • Contact Lens Wearers
  • “Red Eye”
  • Geriatric
  • Pediatric
  • Trauma
  • Headaches
  • -all of these describe?
A

special case histories

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  • Fatigue or strain
  • Brow aches or head aches
  • Blur at near
  • Blur at distance at the end of the day
  • Dry eye complaints: gritty, sandy
  • -all describe symptoms of (trauma/red eye/computer users)
A

computer users

23
Q

Is there a source of intrusive light behind you?
How is the ambient lighting in your office?
How often do you take breaks?

–all these questions would be asked to a (trauma pt./computer user/red eye pt)

A

computer user

24
Q

-How long have you worn them today?
-Do you nap in your lenses?
-How many nights a week do you sleep in your lenses?
-Have you ever been treated for a red/ eye/ infection/ abrasion?
-How do you clean and disinfect your lenses? -Which care system?
-Do you currently have any problems with your lenses/wear?
ARe some questions to ask ___ wearers

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Besides FODLARS what other question would you ask a pt. with red eye?
allergies/contraindictions--important to know if you are plannign to treat with medications
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T/F a parent or care giver doen't need to be present at all times in pediatric exams
F Parent or care giver must be present at all times
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T/F Written consent must be obtained for dilation in a pediatric exam
T
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- If child was full term delivery - About unusual habits- reading too close, head tilts, squints - How is the child performing in school - Ask if child rubs eyes, has redness or crusting
these are all questions to ask in pediatric exams
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T/F in geriatric exams a family member must alwasy be present
F A family member may be present and give history
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T/F you do not need to confirm with the patient for privacy in an exam if family member is present already (during geriatric exam)
F Be sure to check with the patient that that person may be present in the exam room! Ask if the patient prefers to be seen privately
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T/F Any further communications may occur only if the person is specifically listed in the patient’s HIPPA file. (in geriatric exam)
T
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T/F you do not need to document the name and relationship of the historian in the chart
F YOU DO!
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- Dizziness or stroke? - Has your vision affected the quality of your life? - Any recent changes in your vision? - -these are additional questions to ask in a (pediatric/geriatric) exam
geriatric
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Only about __% of headaches are eye related A)50 B)30 C)20 D)40
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T/F you want the pt to describe the type of headache they have if any for example bilateral, achy, dull, worse at the end of the day, or improved by a nap
T
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- Tension - sinus - migraine - cluster - mass effect - -all describe what?
types of headaches
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Stress realated band like describe (tension/sinus) headaches
tension
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history of allergies, behind eyes or right through eyes, gravity increases frontal pain :describe (tension/sinus) headaches
sinus
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- Usually male, episodic, chronic knife-like pain - Pacing - Unilateral pain, associated with unilateral stuffy/running nose --all describe what type of headache (migraine/cluster/mass effect)
cluster headache
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- Pulsating, throbbing - Can last several days - Dark room, sleep - May be associated with aura - Triggers: food, cheese, wine, chocolate, MSG, aspartame - Photophobia and phonophobia - More common in females --all describe what type of headache (migraine/cluster/mass effect)
migraine
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Worst headache of my life =aneurysm until proven otherwise! | --all describe what type of headache migraine/cluster/mass effect
mass effect
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Brain tumor, meningitis, aneurysm, increased intracranial pressure Typically intermittent, deep and aching (non-throbbing) Sub-acute and gets worse over days to weeks Worse in the morning =red flag Worse when lying down Wakes patient from sleep= red flag Associated with vomiting with/without nausea --all describe what type of headache (migraine/cluster/mass effect)
mass effect
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T/F hypoglycemia, hypertension, can give headaches
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